Ironkey Basic Usb 3.0 S1000 Flash Drives

Great low price USB 3.0 flash drive. Never had any issues with the drives. I will buy again.

This is one of the first, truly USB 3.0 compatible larger capacity, small size flash drives. This is excellent hardware and a great time saver. I use this for transfering/sharing relatively large music and/or photographic files.

I ran a basic disk benchmark on my Linux system, which has 3 NVMe M.2 1 TB drives: two 980 Pro and an Intel PCIe 3.0 drive. The motherboard is a Gigabyte X570 Aorus Master and the CPU is an AMD Ryzen 9 3950X, both of which support PCIe 4.0 as well as PCIe 3.0. Both 980 Pro drives were faster (sometimes almost 3 times!) than the Intel drive in most of the tests, but one of the random write tests was a bit slower than the Intel drive. This was with the BIOS settings at the default speeds -- it's a new installation and I haven't done any overclocking yet. Overall, I'm very happy with the drive so far.

USB 3.0 the next generation.

Relatively small portable hard drive with USB 3.0 capability. I like the indicator light which some budget portable drives do not have to indicate when the drive is in use. Read/write speeds are very fast compared to my old drives (although I am only using USB 2.0 so I can't make full use of it). I read pretty terrible reviews about the included software, so I didn't even try to use it.

I added this adapter card to my 4 y/o HP desktop to gain USB 3.0 capability. I found it easy to install and also purchased with it and installed a StarTech 4 Pin Molex to SATA Power Cable Adapter (6) from B+H, although not necessary to run my two USB 3.0 external hard drives. But for $ why not get the power cable in the event you need to power a device that needs the extra juice? I have not tested any actual transfer speeds; however, I do notice a much, much faster transfer rate when I back up the data on my computer's C: drive to the external hard drives. I also intend to use another of the card's USB 3.0 ports to attach a USB 3.0 SDXC/CF card reader. Instructions for installation of the driver on the accompanying CD was easy.

I have 3 of these already for various backup purposes, and they work perfectly. USB 3.0 is lightning fast, and drives are small and portable.

I bought 2 of the 6TB external drives. So far so good. I have them hooked up to my USB 3.0 ports. I can get around 85-120MB/s writing speed. I also like the design of the drives.

Use these drives for transferring video and audio files. Very reliable drives. If you have USB 3.0 capability, the transfer speeds are amazing.

The Sabrent USB 3.0 hub with switches was a great fit for my need. I am able to switch my USB 3.0 hard drives in and out of my configuration without plugging and unplugging drives.